It was a really wonderful show for us, and we were glad to take part in such an amazing event!

It was a true pleasure to talented people in the comic field (in no particular order)

• Edmond Lee from EdsComix.com
• Adam Leser and Kristen Mita from Buhonics
• Tod and Corey Marie Parkhill from Young American Comics
• Matthew J. Fletcher, Laura Klein and Christopher Uminga
• Shlomo Goltz from Conartistry.net
• Matt Silady and his creation The Homeless Channel

The entrance of the show on Saturday…

Me at the Iron Peanut table, showcasing our Flat City products.

Taking a picture with Matthew J. Fletcher and Christopher Uminga.

Of course, a big thanks for the Wizard World Staff putting together another professional and smoothly run event, and in particular Mike Scigliano for helping us at Iron Peanut work in some last minute changes to our table!

We will be exhibiting at the 2007 Wizard World Chicago show this weekend! Our table will be staffed during Saturday and Sunday of August 11 and 12th. We’re excited to be there, and hope to see you there as well!

We will be exhibiting at the Steel City Con in Pittsburgh PA, during this weekend! The Steel City Con is Pennsylvania’s largest toy and pop culture convention, and we are excited to be there! Updates/pictures most likely will be sporadic as we’ll be pretty busy in the booth and on the convention floor. If you’re in the area, come visit us there! Please check out the Steel City Con’s website (www.steelcitycon.com) for more details. Hope to see you there!

I went to this year’s event as an attendee but eagerly anticipate going to the 2007 Wizard World Chicago event as an artist exhibitor! This was my first comic con show in what feels like a good ten years or so, and it was quite worth it. Lots of interestingly cool people were to be met- such as Antonio Clark of Bunnies on Fire Comics, Chris of ComicNinja, and the always friendly Richard Kiel.

Meanwhile, some photos:

The exhibition show floor…

Myself in the center along with Antonio and crew of Bunnies on Fire Comics…

My measly skull vs. Richard Kiel, “Jaws” from James Bond fame… my skull loses!